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Apple’s intensely private CEO issued a shaky statement after blogger speculation about his health sank Apple stock.

Post-bailout, AIG airs its message amid the snarky antipathy of the Daily Kos.

The blogosphere is alive with chatter after K-Mart gave bloggers a $500 gift card to write about the store.

Google challenges “network neutrality”; Wyeth slammed for ghostwriting medical articles; Cleveland Clinic leaps into transparency; and can anyone sell anything on Facebook?

Bloggers blame Tribune Co. owner, Sam Zell, for the company’s bankruptcy. Is this the death knell for newspapers?

Government puts a new spin on the traditional press conference by fielding questions from the public and posting the briefing online.  

Get inside tips from the editor on how to land coverage in this socially conscious magazine and on its Web site.

Useful advice for employee communicators who want to get their stuff out faster, and intact.

Expert advice on how to communicate internally and prove your worth to top management during the economic doldrums.

Press coverage and Web traffic on the rise for financial news experts.

Communicators scramble to tell employees what the bad news means for them and their jobs.

How Molson Canadian excels at social responsibility without a stand-alone CSR department.

Your communications should reflect the current economic turmoil; here’s how some communicators are already doing that.

Experts say buying domain names for potential “gripe sites,” like YourCompanySucks.com, is due diligence for communicators.

The editors at MDU Resource Group prove it’s never too late to redesign a publication.